Eclipse equivalent for Visual Studio ALT + select text over multiple rows

Question

In Visual Studio you can use ALT + your mouse to select a part of a line, over multiple lines. Here is an image to better explain what I mean:

And then you can copy it, or replace it all at the same time:

Is there an equivalent in Eclipse to do the same? At the moment I'm only looking to select and copy an entire list of around 100 codes in the middle of lines, and paste it somewhere else also in the middle, so I only need to be able to do the first image.

But if the second is also possible in Eclipse I'd love to hear it.

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PS: I already know a work-around and have already succeeded in what I want, but would still love to know if this is possible in Eclipse. The workaround I've used:

1. Copied the entire text containing the codes I want to copy to Notepad++
2. Copy the entire text where I want to paste it also to Notepad++ in a new tab
3. Used ALT + Select to copy what I want (Note that you need to already hold ALT before selecting, unlike Visual Studio where you can be busy with selecting and hold ALT to change it.)
4. Use ALT + select again to paste it in the other file
5. Copy this modified file from Notepad++ back to Eclipse

^ It works, but isn't very efficient. Not that I use this feature a lot.

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Answer 1

Eclipse calls it Block Select Mode. This is what the icon looks like:

You can toggle selection mode by pressing Alt+Shift+A. You get a new (cross hairs) icon and then you can select blocks:

Once you have your selection you should be able to type away.